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Introduction to english lesson 3 #1186 (permalink) Mon Jun 22, 2009 12:04 pm   Introduction to english lesson 3
 

Hello Mr,Torsten,
Please How are you today? I hope you are find.
I'm very much grateful as I receive your message on (english lessons 3) Many Thanks.
Am Deborah Hanson from Idung Offiong in Eket Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom state, Nigeria as the country. My last lesson was on PERSONAL PROFILE AND PRONOUN which was lesson 2. In that lesson infact I dont know how I can even explain to you what I derived from it, it was very interesting I like that.
The test ( MCQ) to diffrenciate between TO LISTEN and TO HEAR, MODAL VERB/BODY IDIOMS, STARTS AND END etc ( I did it in lesson 3.) I really enjoy it and it was very interesting. Please I'll be so much grateful as you teach me more other things in English.

During my exercise I've try my best to answers the question given correctly In some I score 7 out of 10 some 8, 6 and so. Please I promise to do well.

Thanks very much
Kind regards
Deborah
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Audio English course for Beginners #1187 (permalink) Mon Jun 22, 2009 12:34 pm   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Hi Tortsen,

Thanks for lesson 4, it actually was educating.

I got 9 out of the 10 questions at first try.

It was a bit confusing but i understood the difference and context.

Schola.
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Audio English course for Beginners #1188 (permalink) Mon Jun 22, 2009 21:08 pm   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Dear Mr Torstem:
I just receibed my lesson # 4, I wanted to say thanks you because your lessons are helpe a lot.... I took several English class in my country but when I came here to USA everything sonds different... I have been in USA for 2 years and everyday I learn something new. I'm working for a company that developed GPS and sometime I have to write memos and I don't know how????
I'm undestand well but my mayor problem is writing, I read every day in English, I watch tv in English and my husband only speaks English, but I don't feel confident with my english skill.
How can I improve my writing skill??? I took an online writing class but was very very for beginners

Please correct this post for me...

have a great week :-)
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i am glad to be registered here #1189 (permalink) Tue Jun 23, 2009 3:41 am   i am glad to be registered here
 

Hello Deborah bro, you are absolutly right, it's very good site and it's helping us alot. I would like to know more about English and want to make my Speaking, Writing and Reading Skills fluent. And it can only be possible with help of learning it more and more. Bro, I would like to say that we can improve our English by helping eachother too. It would be our practice.
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Audio English course for Beginners #1190 (permalink) Tue Jun 23, 2009 23:30 pm   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Hello Mr.Torsten!
I'm very happy because I receive your voluminous E-mail English lesson.I started now this verbal test TOEIC and this is new for me and I like this methods for improving my vocabulary and result is showed in myself Progress report.I finished to hear the lesson of Sue Darville and I enjoy every day when I listen her lessons.
Thank you very much for your labour and help.
Best wishes
Alora
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Audio English course for Beginners #1191 (permalink) Thu Jun 25, 2009 7:08 am   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Good afternoon Mr Torsten,
I started learning your lessons lastweek.I'm very glad when i received it.I have learned E since i was in high school
Im 23 years old this year but my English skill doesnt improve more.
I maybe make some mistakes when i writing in E. If u see them, please tell me.
Thanks so much for receiving your E course.
Respectfully yous,
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Audio English course for Beginners #1192 (permalink) Thu Jun 25, 2009 9:04 am   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Hi Sue,

Steve this side and i am from India

I recently got an email from Mr.Torsten and really thankful to him as i am an English learner so i have couple of questions to ask you about the usage of modal Would as much i know about it ,i will explain it here so that you can help me to get understood abot it's usage
1. we use would as a kind of past tense of will and going to
2.we often use would for past refusals
3.we often use would as future in the past
4.we sometimes use would rather like used to for habitual past behaviour
5.we use would when we imagine action or situation in the present (we think of something that is not real)
6.we use would when we imagine action or situation in the past(when we think of something that did not happen)
7.we use the same conditional sentense(7) when we giving advice.
8we use would for uncertainity,expectation,presumption,opinion,desire

Sue ,it's strange that i know about a would modal however i do not know how to use it frequently,please if you help me with this?please help me to get understand on the points which i have mentioned here.

Thanks
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Audio English course for Beginners #1193 (permalink) Thu Jun 25, 2009 11:28 am   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Mr.Torsten,

Can I somehow download the files? I can't open them :cry:

Regards,

~Phoebe Kiprida
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Audio English course for Beginners #1194 (permalink) Thu Jun 25, 2009 11:57 am   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Hi Phoebe,

All you need is a software program that can replay MP3 files such as Windows Media Player or even better Winamp which is free. Do you have any of these programs? If not, you can download and install Winamp for free.

Regards,
Torsten

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Audio English course for Beginners #1195 (permalink) Thu Jun 25, 2009 12:17 pm   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Hi Torsten!

I have different types of MP3 players, including Windows Media Player and Winamp. But they don't help :

Listen to session 3, part 1 (English audio, MP3)

Please activate Javascript for view MP3 player


And the problem is that I can't install it without IT administartive password :roll:

Hope our IT guy at the company will not refuse me if I kindly asked :D

Thanks,

Phoebe
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Audio English course for Beginners #1196 (permalink) Thu Jun 25, 2009 14:16 pm   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Dear Kiprida,

please use now the podcast link "Click to listen"

e.g. http://www.english-test.net/esl/lesson-plans/introduction.html



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Audio English course for Beginners #1197 (permalink) Thu Jun 25, 2009 15:40 pm   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Here are my answers:
Sue works for a large financial company.
She usually starts work 8:45.
She enjoys it because they come from all walks of life and are all ages.
Bye!
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Audio English course for Beginners #1198 (permalink) Thu Jun 25, 2009 20:58 pm   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Sue works in financielly company. She wake ap after 8 o´clock.
Pavel
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Audio English course for Beginners #1199 (permalink) Fri Jun 26, 2009 18:35 pm   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Hi Torsten,
I do not know how far I can go here in touching themes.
Should it be limited to the lessons, audios, grammer etc. or it could be a bit more?
In this forum there are several participants, in weider sense students.
More than one writes quite a good English, with an affix: "My English is very poor."
And one more remark about your good pupil 'Claudine'. She writes: 'And I can revised'.
You have picked it up to commend her progress.
Her comment should be: 'And I can revise'.
Back to me, I am highly interested to learn more about idioms and phrases and I have to enrich my vocabulary too.
Your article is an ideal example in this regard:
Colour idioms or "A silver lining" at:
http://www.english-test.net/lessons/8/index.html
Can you please suggest if there is an Online Dictionary of Phrases.
There are uncountable Dictionaries but I want to see one specially for Phrases only.
Thank you very much for all the wonderful job you are doing.
Cordially
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Audio English course for Beginners #1200 (permalink) Sat Jun 27, 2009 20:20 pm   Audio English course for Beginners
 

Hi Torsten!

Thank you for the 3rd lesson. I've studied English at the university in Ukraine for 5 years. My English level is high enough but I have no language practice at the moment and your lessons help me not to forget what I already know. I've just listened to the Sue's recording to the third lesson and here are the answers:
1. Sue works for a large financial company.
2. 8:45
3. Sue enjoys the personal contact with her clients because they have different professions and are of the different age.

By the way I tried the tests on Business English, Advanced Level and I liked them very much. It's exactly what I've been looking for.

Have a nice day,
Best regards, Lidiya
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